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Last updated:February 08, 2025, 23:03 IST

There is a surprising news from Pithampur of Dhar. Here, the police, while raiding a hotel, arrested 5 people including 3 women. All these are accused of body trade. Police say 2 of these women …Read more

Pithampur Sector 1 police station has arrested 5 people including 3 women under the beaten act. Police say that all of them have been caught doing body trade in a hotel. Those arrested include Vinod Dwivedi of Housing Board Colony, Pithampur, who originally hails from Rewa district, and Vijay Bhandari of Heera Nagar in Indore. Both of them are being questioned. 2 women caught are said to be from Sangli and Mumbai in Maharashtra. All these have been found involved in immoral activities around Sai Ram Dhaba.

While doing body trade in Pithampur of Dhar, the police have caught 2 men and 3 women in suspicious condition, after which there has been a stir in the entire area. It is being told that the police had received information from the informer that illegal body trade work is being done near Sai Ram Hotel on AB Road, Pithampur. On the basis of this information, Pithampur Sector 1 Police took a raid and arrested 2 men and 3 women from Sai Ram Hotel in suspicious condition. One of the 3 women caught is said to be from Mumbai. The police have registered a case against the five accused arrested.

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This action of police against body trade caused a stir in the area
A case has been registered against the arrested accused under the Pita Act. These 5 accused are being questioned, based on this, other people will also be arrested further. This action of the police has stirred up the area. People are talking in various ways. Here, the police say that the campaign against body trade across the state has been intensified. The police administration has clarified that no person involved in such illegal works will be spared and strict legal action will be taken.